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Government & public sector

TAA & DoDIN APL Cisco Networking for Wisconsin

Wisconsin's Department of Administration runs statewide procurement through VendorNet, with an active NASPO ValuePoint data communications contract that names Cisco directly. Fort McCoy's 60,000-acre training footprint, the University of Wisconsin System, and UW Health's Level I trauma center in Madison give the state a mix of Army Reserve training infrastructure and top-ranked academic medical networking demand.

  • TAA
  • DoDIN APL
  • FIPS 140-3
  • Section 508
01Statewide delivery

Cisco for Wisconsin government, education & enterprise

Uniqcli sources and delivers Cisco networking, security, and data center — TAA-compliant options, DoDIN APL platforms — for Wisconsin agencies, campuses, and enterprises — with the right contract vehicle and the compliance documentation done up front.

02On the ground

The Wisconsin buyer's landscape

Wisconsin's State Bureau of Procurement administers procurement policy for all agencies and UW System campuses, posting solicitations and standing contracts through the VendorNet portal. Wisconsin holds a NASPO ValuePoint data communications participating addendum with Cisco specifically, a discount-off-list-price structure available to state agencies and UW System campuses, which means a public buyer here doesn't need to justify a sole-source Cisco purchase — the contract vehicle already exists and covers Catalyst switching, wireless, and related data communications equipment.

Fort McCoy, a 60,000-acre Army Reserve installation between Sparta and Tomah, trains more than 100,000 service members annually as a Total Force Training Center, representing sustained federal network demand for a facility of its size. On the civilian side, UW Health's University Hospital in Madison is a 614-bed academic referral center and one of only two Level I trauma centers in Wisconsin, tied to the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. Wisconsin's DPI also supports E-Rate filings for schools and libraries statewide through its Applicant Web Portal guidance, giving K-12 districts a path to fund Catalyst and wireless refreshes alongside the state's existing Cisco contract.

03Contracting & procurement

How to buy

The purchasing paths we support today, so your acquisition team can move fast and compliant. Our GSA Multiple Award Schedule application is in progress.

  • GPC / Government Purchase Card (direct)
  • Simplified Acquisition (SAP, FAR Part 13)
  • FAR-based purchase orders (open market)
  • GSA eBuy
  • WAWF / PIEE invoicing
  • GSA MAS — application in progress

Compliance documented up front — on the quote, not after award.

  • TAA
  • DoDIN APL
  • FIPS 140-3
  • Section 508
05Questions buyers ask

Buying Cisco in Wisconsin — FAQ

Q1Does Wisconsin have a standing contract for Cisco networking equipment?

Yes. Wisconsin holds a NASPO ValuePoint data communications participating addendum specifically covering Cisco, structured as a discount off list price, available to state agencies and University of Wisconsin System campuses without a separate competitive solicitation.

Q2Can Wisconsin school districts combine E-Rate funding with the state's Cisco contract?

Districts can pursue E-Rate discounts through the FCC/USAC process, with support from Wisconsin DPI's E-Rate program office, while still procuring the underlying Catalyst switching or wireless hardware off the state's existing NASPO ValuePoint Cisco contract, though E-Rate's own competitive bidding rules still apply to the funded portion.

Q3Does Fort McCoy procure networking infrastructure through Wisconsin's state contracts?

No. Fort McCoy is a federal Army Reserve installation and procures through Department of Defense acquisition channels, separate from Wisconsin's DOA and VendorNet system, despite being physically located in the state.

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